Saturn

Describe How Saturn Got it's Name:

Saturn got it's name after the roman god of agriculture, this god is named "Saturn".

Who Discovered Saturn:

Galileo Discovered Saturn

When Was Saturn Discovered:

Saturn was Discovered in 1610.

How Was Saturn Discovered:

Galileo was looking at "Jupiter" through his telescope, but he was really looking at a different. This planet he named "Saturn".

Distances:

Order from the Sun: 6th place
Distance from the Sun: 1,433,449,370 km
Distance from Earth: 377,400 km

Planet Measurements:

Mass: 5.6851 x 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
Volume: 827,130,000,000,000 km to the power of 3

Orbit And Rotation:

Number of Days to Orbit Around The Sun: 10,760 Earth Days
Perihelion: 1.35 billion

Equatorial Circumference:

378,675 km

Mean Density:

0.687

Gravity:

8.96 m\s (92% that of earth)

Aphelion:

1.4 billion km

Length Of One Day:

10 hours 47 minutes

Planet Appearance:

Saturn appears as a yellow, stared like object. Through a telescope, it appears as a golden sphere.
Crossed with a series of light colored bands parallel to the equator.These bands are called rings.

Rings:

There are more than 30 rings, 3 main rings are followed by smaller and dusty rings.


Satellites:
there are 62 satllities

Core Composition:

Surface Composition:

Major Gases:

Minor Gases:

Surface Condition:

Wind Speeds:

Temperature Ranges:

Weather:

Water:

Exploration:

Habitability:

Future Human Travel:

Terraforming

Cool Facts:

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